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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15

gr i9uf cine bebartete armee, benn linn
itebt Der Bart gut, neil er feline porifebens
ben 8adentnoden perbiIt. @arum
ni6t2 Sibrte 2ubuis XIV. bod au9 bic
boben Bsriifen Elm, nm ietne @eitalt ,u
erbSben unb impofanter gu MAIDEN. Bon
ieiner 3utunftsroQe, Oh Wont, Oh Groms
weu, iast Der vStsaro": sd perSeibs IS
tbm, baB er mid etnitedt, penn er metne
@esner ndmli9 In ben Sad itstt."
8ie0ei9t ldBt CT ii9 aber nit Der Stole
bes Ene9ts &upre9t abfinoen. Sebenfaus
fibrt ct 3wet @efi9ter: bas cine, penn Ct
ni9t beoba9tet wtro, bas anbere, weun er
feline Stole iptelt; ohue Waste 1T er einz
fad, birserli9, &ifsrat getriimmt, frab
s%saltert; in Der Waste: lei1t porsebeuat,
Sang wie elm Ratroie auf benz 8erbede,
uenn Der gOben idpuntt. i3arfer Bid.
Gin Sran3oIs, Der LANCE nit ibm pers
tebrt bat, finbst, baB etpas 6rausnSimmers
BATES In ibm itedt: seret3te Rsruen, 9aus
men, @efaliu6t, aber aud Understanding
teit. @enn CT Mil, 1T Der polenbete
Solbat .fsrtis. Oft 1T er talt, a~erifreut
unb i9wtnst iein 9or9uon wie elm Usib:
raudfae. Die Stirn lift nie6ris, absr ses
b6fert pie Bel einem Denter, rur Der &opf
lit su tIein, bic Stirn tritt suriif, es lit
bas ridtise RaubuoseIseft6t. unb ba3u
paBt Der Bart, Der In Der Wttte bes 9es
ii9ts beler 1T unb ausfisbt pie bic smsis
farbisen 6eberu, wel9s bic ftarfe aolernaie
etnidIieBen wte ben S9uabel bss itarten
9etess. auSen srau, peri4leiert, Der
ausorud ni9t Der eines ablers, Der our
Come ftest, ionoern ser zines sroBsn
SagofaIten, oenen, balb ssI9lofsn, Der
Sonnsni9ein gu sreu lit. Die Sanbe,
nit etnem @OeIitetnrinse unb benz Graus
rinse seSiert, iino iebr mayer uuo lang.
llnb uenn es lossebt2 Damn iteist 8ous
LANCER su &ofe, ibsrldBt bic usiBe S9drps
bes &rtsssmintiters einem anberen unb err
nennt it9 ielbf, pte ueilano 9ambetta ii9
gum Oittator madte, unb ruff: Der
General, Der eruartet utrb, bin t9l"
B~oulanser slaubt an ieinen Stsrn; aber
NapoIeou L. unb I'LL, @dmbetta unb
Baul Bert besslsi9en unb mas lift uon
ibrem 2i5te sebIiebeu2 lInier 9sudbrs,
mann, Der r6isuro", fiblt bas, benn er
ruff ais ri9tiser SrunSoie trosis Bismart
5u: vOte fran3Oii9e armee lit nibt, mte
Btsmarf bic beuti1e 4rmee besei9net -
bas 6ser zines Raiisrs! sic 1T aud feline
8arlamsntsarmeel sic 1T bic 4rmee bes
8aterlanbss! |" SIS 1T bas cine Rebeuss
art, ais wenu Boulanssr fe erfunosn bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15
GSroerun8 oer fatboIii6en
YreTe.

glus Der Ginger DiSceie f9reibt man Der
vSeiterr. Corr: l1nier bo9wirbisfter
Serr Bii6of grnsit Waria, eifris beifrsbt,
BE tatboIii9s Brshe tn ieiner 0iSesie gu
bsbsn unb gu fSrosrn, bat I'M uOrisen Sabre
benz Slsrus ieiner Di6csie bet benz Yaftos
raIconfersnsen u. a. aud bic bo9beSeuts
fame unb 3~sitssmdBe Srase porseIest:
vOur9 wsI9s Mittel lit bic 8erbreituns,
unb Der innsrs @sbalt tatboIiider 8eituns
gen uno 3eiti9riften gu f~6rbern2" Dieie
sSrase mar Der @esenfano iebr eiusebenber
Bearbsituns isitsns bes 6Ierus. Der bods
psrsbrts Obsrbirt nabm fi9 nun bic sroBe
Wibs, fdmmtIi9e e%insslaufenen arbeiten
bur9Sulsisn unb idlieBIid ielbft NIT elmer
Bsarbeitums 1ur 9Oiuns beruorsutreten, bic
iosbm ais SrOidare bic bieiiSe tat5olii4s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15

hide &atedismus 1T unier 2sitfabeu bier
In amerita, pie ct es fir bic beuti9en
Bldtter maj. Nber es sibt 5rasen, BITE
wie cine @lsiduns sueiten @rabes mebrere
QSiunsen sulaien. Wenn nun bic Yrefe
bes Sitens bic cine 26iung uno bic bes
0eftsns bic anbere fur bic ri9ttge bdIt, 10
werben bic 0sier IRE sefibrt uno In ben
SpaIt bes ideinbarsn W~iberiprudes tret.
ben uniere Sesuer ben &sil. @epiB. in
dubiis libertas, in spsifelbaften Sdaen bic
Sreib.it, aber in iebr pi9tisen Inselesens
beiteu bic Ginbsit. Rebmen mir ). .. bic
S9ritte our Sabslfsier bes 81. 8aters; lit
es ni1t lb6ner, rpenn bic beuti1e YrelIe
einis in ibren SuIbisunsen iit7 Na9t
bieie @tnisteit ni9t aud sroBen ausornd
mad auBen bin2 Wan unteriddse bas
ni9t. 0ober bIidt man 10 i9arf auf bic
0erbanblunseu bes Oeutiden &Omiib:
&atbolii9en Central : 8ersins2 Weil er
cine mddtise, iidtbare @inbeit BARTLETT.
1nb pel5en giabruf piirbe es MAIDEN,
penn bic tatbolii9s 9reie tire eisenen teles
Srapbii5en Oepeiben BON &om erbielte3
SIS pdren ba NAL 8eduunsen un3uffeaeu.
sou bic futbOIiids Yrsiis amerita's epis
auf ben 8sttel = unb ba3I nod gu Der
bOsuiltsen, unft3ern, antitatbOIii9en,
usriuosten 8re1e = seben2 Oas wdre
benn bod idmmerli3l 6reilt6, ben Wos
9snbIdttsrn tdnle has erit In 3peiter Reibe
gu @uts; aber es fol- bod ni6t epis bel
Elm, apet fatboIiiden EasesbIdttern bIets
ben. Si6ere Radri@ten aus &om wdren
elm iebr seiudter artitel.
@s IieBe fi5 nod gteles iiber bic Dor,
tbeile Der ginisteit Der tatbolii6en Breie
mad IuBen bin iasen, bod bus m6Se GENT:
gen. Wir fabren IN ndditer Bo9e nit
Der ueiteren 0arIesuns ~unierer Infidtsu
fort. ..
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0er ut 8ouIanser, Der frans6:
fijd1e &~rie9smiutiter?

Oas 1T lst9ter su beantporten ais bic
Srase: Was 1T 8oulanser, elm @bamds
leon ober cine ernit gu nsbmenbe politiIds
@r0be2 Oa bieie Bsribmtbeit nod 70
jung 1T, baB bic Contemporaries" fe nod
nidt gebu9t baben, 10 TT IS l6bli9, baB
Der vSisaro" bisie eide ausfiat. Oieiem
@spdbrsmanu 3ufoIss 1T Boulanser Der
Sobn zines abpotaten in &ennes, Der baIb
mad Nantss 3os un6 Snipsftor Der gers
fi3eruuss : @eieai4aft r9a 8retusne"
purbe. Sn Der 5amilie CAB es rmebr
Brob ais Butter, su beuti9: S9mals
bans mar &i9enmeiiter. Die Wutter, Der
Der Sobn iebr dbnli9 fiebt, maj cine gnss
ldnberin. Der iussnbIide 8oulanser
seiste in Saints@p bereits bic RIaue bes
90pen: al aussebstasen ipsiite er ii9 nit
&artOffeln ab, unl fir bas @riparte ii1
b~utterseIbe Sanbi9ube gu t~aufen. Gen
itaIieniiden 6eIbbu9 ma9te er als 2ieutes
nant BET ben Gurcos nit unb bate bas
Slid, perpunbet unb betorirt au psrben,
uno ieitbem mar CT 10 3iemli9 iiberaa, mo
Sran3oien ii5 i9lusen unb ct i9psbte
seraume !3eit in 9efabr, ais er einen Stt9
In bic Bruit betommen bate. als Saupts
mann In Saintsg pr pur6e feline naleIn6e
Stinims pOn ieiHen Sdilern, bic sr aIs
vl1nselebrts" Ggnores) su a%poitropbiren
pfleste, febr sefir9tst, aber i6On bamaIs
uarb er nm 8eIiebtbeit: feline iunse Srau
~tre6enste ben S9iIsrn Ibee un6 @ros,
uub i'm Gallon boten Swei Boulangsr9en,
pou bsnen bas cine ben romantii9en Ras
men guonne fibrte, ben tiinftisen Mars
i6Gaen bic WanSe gum 6uhe. SIN Suli
1870 IN 0antes IN Seiatuns, fam.er NIT
sinem Waridresimsnt turs Dor Tbori9IuB
na9 Baris unb purbe. obwobl Snfanterift,
8sfeblsbaber elmer &apaueriebrigabe: er
liebt bas RoB ME bas 0eib - Die beiben
i96niten @ei96pfe Der Welt. Sein Slid
mar bic Sasb auf 6rumirs In Guneiisn.
Der &elt LIT betannt: er fam suriit, rief
feline &ameraSen suiammen. UNI nit ibnen
iiber ietn 6riessportefeuile Su beratben,
unb wurbe perparnt, absr @lsmenceau CT:
tannte einen Stamms unb @eiifesper.
manbten in ibm unb bra9te i'm am 7.
Sanuar 1885 mad 8riHons uub Gam.
penons &iftritt ms Rabinst Srepciust.
Seiu Ru6m 1T aIio iest elm sSabr unb
etli9s Gage alt. Trantret9 iu9te sinen
&u4e' @nseI. unb gOuIanser rief: sd
bin terienise, wslter. 49,"
Infer @spdbrsmann i'm vSisaro" be-
bauptst, 9oulanssr banbsIe oft 70 gan,
obns SoIssridtiststt, baB Der 8srba5t ses
itattst isi, CT tbus ss abii9tIid &c peids
suriif, wie In benz Strsits NIT benz @ene:
raj Sauifier, unb bsute tbue er has, NOR.
gen has @sssntbsil, turs ct iei Der ri9tiss
Breton, aber nidt BON Der e~issnfnnisen
Spislart; CT freddie unb idlase, CT baltic
ss SusIsid nit ben Sff;isren wis nit ben
llnteroffiSteren nnb itebs 70 germ auf ber
&sbnsrbibne, pis er I'M Sattsl fife, Oh;
slsid nur Elm Snfantsriif. Seine &sbe,
peiie 1T turb unb binbis, er ipri9t pisl
unb idreibt nod mebr, persiBt. mas sr se.
i9risbsn, mite bic bittsre @sf9i9ts
NIT benz 9sr5os Don sumals Denies
absr BITE 6ranjOien nsbmen bsrsIeideu
ni9t 10 Senaa unb iinb ber an'
f9t: gbrsei5 III nur Elm Sebler, wsnr
Der gbrseijise cine WtttelmaBisteit III
SOuIanSer absr lit - Strs6sr uon Beirut,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15
Sir6fiGe 2leutsReitem.
e u q u b.
@rtbiDceie Cincinnati.
Ser oeutide g. Mopiius= Waiienperein


Ser beutide ct. Mupins= 8aiisuperein
in Cincinnati, 8, bat am 80. San. iein
solbenes Subildum s~efetert. Der 8eretn
bat ieit isinem 8ef:ebeu bic groBe Summe
BON $943, 282 fir bic Waiienanitalt 9elies
fert. llnb bas lit nod bas Denisite!
8ieuiele SeeIeu fino serettet, wisuiele
Gbrdnen iinb setrodnet, wieutels Grauernbe
s~etr6ftet woroen2
OiSceie 9ropibenee.
Bie BON Som .beridtet ipirb, 1T ber
bodp. Wuttbsu Bdrtins, felt II Sabrsn
9aitor Der ct. Samess Rir9e In Bottom,
gum Ra9folser bes ueritorbsnen 8ii9ofs
9enbriden pom 8rouioence ernannt porbsn.
Ot6ceie alton.
Ser rSerolb bes @laubens" idreibt:
vDis GbeiIuns Der Oi0csie alton 1T nun
offbteu ansetiinbist, ua@bem Der 3. Batter
feline @ensbmisuns baSu ertbsiIt bat.
Beuepile wirb Der neue Biidoisiib. Die
@rsnsen Der neuen OiOceis iinb fsitssitslt
wte folst: Sm Often bic SliiHe Wabai6
unb Ohio; i'm Weifen Der Wtiilippi; int
I'M Saben Der Wiifiippi unb Der Ohio;
I'm Norben bic nOrbli9en @reu3sn Der
Counties ct. Clair, Clinton, Warion,
@lap, Ri9monb unb 2arprence."
4pof. 8teariat Datota.
Bie mir b0reu, Iisst Der bodw. P. 0iIs
beln, friber Yfarrer Don N6ite GATE,
Dat, unb na9ber ernannter Bfarrer uon
Yierrs, trant In Conception, Wo. Na9
monatli9sm &ranfiein wurbe fem @eiunbs
%bsitsSuitanb 70 bsosnfli9, baB Siidof
Wurtp bsposen purbe, ibm einise .3eit bic
usrIansts Rube su sOnnen, UNI bann na9ber
pieber in benz 8icdrtate nit erneutsr Rraft
su pirten. Sest 1T es grade Elm Sabr, baB
Der bo9u. p. @ilbsIm In Wttnelota unb
8isconiin NIT unidsIider Wibs @elber
iammsIts fiir feline @emsin6e In 0bite'
9ate, bic er gu elmer Der b~libenbten sss.
ma9t bat.
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aatboItf6er Rtrden [. aaIemper.
Sseius BELT eineu 8Iinben Cue. Is.

Count. ben 20. Sebr. Gleutberius, Sii3of.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-15

Berlin, ben IA. Sanuur 1887.
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Ut s.
Bereinigte Staaten.

Rann Semanb uns mittbsileu :

&ann Semaub uns mittbetlen:
~ 8ie piels 9u~rsmburssr auf Der .auftria',
bic IN 1858 abbrannte, maren2
o. 0o famen lie ber2
81 Sb 9anbsleute 9ersttst purben unb ME
piele2
Serner m06ten mir erfabren, oh 9urembHr9er
beim Brdno oes Bootes ygSm. Ielfon" in 1855
psrunsladt limb, unb ipie uiele. $50 paren is
ber2
Damn paren mir einen 9eler banfbar, Der lns
ben Namen ienes lurembur9er Yrieiters mlts
tbeilte, Der z Gage unb Rddte lang, obne uns
terlaB, aui benz Dampisr England" bic bl. Sas
tranente Ipenbete2 auf ienem Soote mar bic
Gbolera als9ebro6en9
8aren auf Der girsinia", auf Der IN 1868
bic Cholera aud ausbrad, eanosleate2 nno
no tamen tie bsr.2
8ann uns Semanb an9eben, OBJ auber isneu
8ootsn, nod anoere edible ,paren, bic ~
grunoe 9ingsr, alf beren llrembur9ep auss
panberer ii6 befanoen2
@bieaso. Cine 0oppeIbsiratb. 9ie
Tintinssr MAIDEN grnit. Solssnbs Spsi
Brautpaare wurben am Is. Sebruar In Der
ct. Mi9aels Stride bet sinem feierli6en
amte pom bo9p. P. Rarider setraut:
Sacob pstses unb anna S9mitt pom Gins
tinssu unb CHARLES Ssnssi9 unb Warsas
tba petsss. ebenfaus BON Glntinsen. Oa
swsi Der gstbsiIistsn lsibli9e @sidmiitsr
iinb, 10 p1sos pic GrierIi5isit 81 sleiasr
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

An afternoon and night at San
Antonio, under the fostering wing
of Duffy, prepared us for the stage
ride hither with Rolla Wells, Esq.
of st. Louis, as fellow passenger.
To make our trip as pleasant as
possible we both contributed, we
purchasing a box OF matches and
Wells box of cigars, and at 6
O'Clock, Wednesday morning, we
uncoiied our elongated system at
our office door, after an absence
of seven weeks and one day, in
the vicinity of which"aperturo we
are liable to be found until the
sound of a r. R. conductor is
heard utterlng Gail aboard" at
the White Oaks depot, which we
fondly believe will be in the near
future.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12
AFRAID OF INDIANS.

Under the above caption, we to.
y,Epublish upon our second page,
a letter from a n. Y gentleman,
i'll which he voicessan apprehen-
sion felt by many eastern people
who would otherwise migrate hith-
er.
To allay the fears of Mr.. San
ford and others concerned, we
would say in all candor that the
incidt mt alluded to in which Indi-
ans committed the atrocities indica-
ted, got east before it struck upon
the atmosphere of New Mexico.
Indians are bad enough in all con
scieuce when and where they let
themselves loose, but this Terri
tory is not considered by them as
vantage ground. What Indians
we have are either of the class
which takes care of itself, as do
honest white men, or the warus of
the Government, which are kept
under surveillance, and kill nothing
not good to eat. There was
time when they constituted preda-
tory bands, bat they left with the
buffalo, and scalps are as safe here
as in any OF the counties of the
Empire State.
Yes, Mr.. S. The old lady you
speak ot-the young man and his
youthful bride, will be perfectly
safe IN New Mexico. Churches,
school houses, and kindred insti-
tutions, have taken root here, and
are tourishing luxuriantly under
the auspices of those who came
h'ther from " Gods country" Lo
has gone west to grow up with the
country, and the utmost security
to life and property is here as
sured.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12
NUMBER s.
state ECIe ctiOnR.

The elections on last Tuesday
attracted general attention. The
results were AS follows:
New York went Democratic by
about Is, 600
Ohio went Republican by up
wards of 1000.
Virginia democratic.
Pennsylvania republican by
from 80 to 40,
Maryland democratic.
Nebraska, 90, republican ma
.ority.
Iowa republican by reduced ma
iority.
Massachusetts republican by
double it's..lastimajority. So much
for Ben Butler as a prophet. He
said it was sure to go democratic.
The New Jersey Legislature will
be republican.
Good enough for one day.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

WORKING men, d or out of
mines, should not be too preiu-
diced against corporations, for
were there no corporations, they
would be like preachers if the
devil were dead-out of a Job.
When there is square fight be-
tween corporations and the boys,
the LEADER will be tonnd on the
boys side, but prejudice will never
be our ally. Right wrongs no
man, was the motto of working
men when we were young, and the
aphorism is not worn out yet.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

Since our returning from the
East, we have been very much en-
quired of as to K. r. news, and
regret that we could not convey
much. While absent we inter
viewed several r. r. magnates,
but they all had an eloquent ard
fascinating way OF communicating
nothing in heavy packages and
bowling us out in a state of won
derment, wonder as to whether we
were a durn fool or they were durn-
ed wise. Albeit we have not vet
satisfactorily turned the enigma
over in our mind, it has become
fixed in the indefinite, uptangIble
attribute suggested, that but little
time will elapse ere a steam high
way will be opened up to US. All
whom we approached knew of
White Ooks, it's resources and
tributaries as well as we did, but
it was cat and mouse, though which
was cat and which mouse was
what puzzled us. 1t was once said,
all roads lead to Rome" and we
are satisfied that so soon as one r
Il. that can touch White Oaks
does kitten to it, one or more 9th
ers will be found kittening, until
whole brood of r. RS will be
keeping us awake o'nlghts, and
disturbing our ears by day. In a
word, r. r. here in the near fu-
ture, is a verify, but the day or
month we would not hazard our
Judgment upon Just now.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

Sunday morning found MS in So
corro, where we know pretty much
everybody, and those whom we
are not acquainted with know us.
Members Of the press and society
generally, contributed to our com
fort here until our departure at
noon on Monday.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

JEFF DAVIS, in his late melo-
dramatic appearance at Macon,
Ga, said he was like the Confede-
rate flags passing in review before
him, tattered and torn. Mayhaps.
But he ought to have been other
wise like them. He ought to have
been shot.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

As the sheets of our edition 90
to press this week it is to be hoped
that the Chicago anarchists are be-
ing enwrapped in their winding
sheets.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

The municipal elections in En-
gland Indicate Liberal gains an
foreshadow the advent Of Mr..
Gladstone to power again.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

SENATOR HALE, of Maine, who
recently returned from his trip to
England and the Continent, says
Europe is no place to live com
pared with the United States. As
an illustration of the wages of
workingmen, he says that friend
of his who has handsome estate
in Belgium employs eight men,
whose combined wages amount to
only $40 a week.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

M. DE Leseeps has put off the
opening or the Panama Canal an
other year. A man 80 years old
is about as wise in putting off the
completion of great material enter
prises as he would be in putting off
repentance.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

Mills in his store room at Las We
gas. OF course we called at the
print shops Of the Optic and News,
where we were cordially received
and entertained by editors Kistler
and Blake. We hope some day
to be able to return their courte-
sizes " right here in White Oaks. "
wv
Thursday uight we took the
train for Santa Fe. Like unto all
others on our trip, the train was
behind time and it was Z o'clock
Friday morning before we struck
the Ancient City. We are not
vain enough to believe that it was
on our account that business was
suspended on the day Of our arri-
val, but to us it>seemed as though
Sunday, and it was not until nearly
noon that life seemed to usher into
the streets, and what appeared
looked very sleepy. But soon it
became bruited about that we
were in town, and mine host"
Ucrlow was led to remark that
from the calls received, We had
more friends than anybody.
AS none go to Rome without see
ing the pope, so none should 90
to Santa Fe without teasting their
eyes upon the potentates OF the
capital There are but two, and
we saw them both-Ross and Ju-
liam. Personally we like Ross,
but being a hereto politieally-we
draw the line there. Like a new
convert, he is too Jealous, and not
only lords over his old fellow par
tizans, but insists on lording it
over charter members Of the party
which he entered on PROBATION.
As Il gentleman we regard him as
l success as Governor we deem
lim failure. Pig-heatledness is
not necessarily virtue, and that
5 the only attribute which he has
made manifest during his incum-
Jency of Office.
Gen. Julian is another hereto
a tree-Soilcr, then a Re
publican, now Il Democrat, he out
Ierods all the Herods Of his new
political love. We ventured to
'efer to answers made to his late
onslaught on leading citizens OF
he Territory, and hurtful allu-
,ions to the status Of land titles
n New Mexico, when he said he
lad not been answered. fh"t no
)ne could answer him, what he
'ald was Official ana could not be
We know not upon
What meat his highnes feeds, but he
eelS his fodder Inc loea tH"t an
'llclaI or seml-olllclal report (that
vas the SIZE OF ms he'leW artIrIe')
'anno' be answerabIe, Is absurd
All reports are heid subject 70
'ntlclsm' and many have tended
O the conviction OF Their authors
6ut with nm he chooses TO nave
'VerYthlng ne says impressed with
thnS saith the LORD " Inc
''S can u" no "'o"E' anu ''o iS
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

Poor PoPE LEO. His annual
income has been reduced to a pal
try 100000.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12


Leaving Kansas City on Tuesday
morning at 1910, Wednesday
evening at $40, found us at Las
Vegas. Feeling somewhat ia.
tlgued by our long journey, and
desiring to see our Vegas friends,
we aligAted from the train, and
tarried over Thursday. There
was circus in town that day, and
it is possible that our presence
contributed to the size of the me-
nagerie section thereof. What in
terested rs more than anything
else in the Meadow City, was
Mills display OF grain stacks, veg
ctableS, cereals and fruit OF local
production, eclipsing IN size,
weight, plumpness and flavor, any
we ever saw on eXhib ton at an
exposition in the States, demon
strating that New Mexico is sus-
ceptible Of producing crops even
superior to lower altitude sections
for surely neither Kansas CITY
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

Here is the last original conun-
drum from Governor j. Proctor
Knott Why is a sheet of PLAN
ruled letter paper like lazy young
dog! A sheet of ruled paper is
an ink-hned plain ; an inclined
plane is slope up; a slow pup is
a lazy young dog.-Breckenridge
News.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

JENNY LIND is dead. Her voice
will add sweetness to the angelic
choir.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-12

were kindly received by the od IN
terim Warden, II. G. Burnett.
who received ms courteously. We
arrived too late to look through
the institution, but that our triI
might not be wholly useless to our
readers, we secured the following
roster of Lincoln County boarders
Is. Gregorio Jiron. Larceny.
Sentenced tor 3 years from May
] 81 Good time discharge Oct.
20, 1856.
IA. j. de la Tafoya. Same date
OF sentence and crime, with term
OF sentence 4 years. Pardoned by
GOV. Ross, June y, 'S6.
Is. Pedro Padilla. Larceny of
horses. Sentenced Oct. %, 1854,
for 2 years. Pardoned by Cover
nor Sheldon, Jan. Y, 1885.
16. Jno. Il. Edwards. Fraudu-
lently selling cattle. Sentenced
October "a, 'S4. Pardoned by Gov.
Sheldon, Dec. s, 'S4.
80. John G. Joy. Larceny of
cattle. Sentenced May %, '85. for
) years.
81. Lyman S. Allen. Murder
9TH degree. Sentenced May %.
1885. Pardoned bv Gov Ross
Nov. 20, 'S6.
50. Daniel Mccarthy. Murder
Sentenced May %, 1885, for Z yrs
Escaped Aug. II, 'S5.
1875. John M. Holcomb. Bur
glary. Sentenced May Is, 1856,
and escaped July 25, 'S6.
1856. Chas. G. Towner. Murder
9TH degree. Sentenced May IS,
1886, for I years.
1877. Antonio Cara. Burglary.
Sentenced May 20, 'S6, tor 1 year.
1873. VIM. Phillips. Larceny of
, horse. Sentenced for l year
rom May 10, 'S6.
130. J. S. Benarudes. Assault
o kill. ? years from MAY 'S6.
no. Thos. j. Bell. Larceny OF
title. 6 months
III. Milton Lawrence. Larceny
If horse. Sentenced May l, 'S6,
or year.
1G3. E. G.. Creve. Murder 2nd
iegrce. 10 years.
lS>. Barney Mason. Unlawful
' stealing and selling calf. l
year from May 13 last.
1S9. Manuel Tenorio. Burgla-
ry. 1 year from last May.
200. Charles Martin. Larceny.
year from Sept. 1St. last.
POI. Pillar Lucoro. Forgery. .-
year from Sept. 6, 81.
POP. Samuel Richard. Selling
tolcn properly. year from Sep
EN- ber last
The latter case, at least in title,
esembles another which Will en-
age the attention Of our next term
# court unless a change Of venue
'e taken.